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<span style="font-size:small;"><span style="font-family:arial,helvetica,sans-serif;">Tulane University fosters great student innovation and entrepreneurship with classes themed in "science, technology, and entrepreneurship" such as SCEN 4800, SCEN 6000, BMEN 4030-4040, BMEN 2310, BMEN 4900, and MGMT 6240. These classes help students understand how to translate technological/engineering ideas to a market. Furthermore, there are student led organizations such as TEA (Tulane Entrepreneurs Association) in the Freeman Business School that allow students on campus to gain insight with national leaders in entrepreneurship ([http://freemanblog.freeman.tulane.edu/tea/index.php/about-2/ http://freemanblog.freeman.tulane.edu/tea/index.php/about-2/]). Lastly, the The Bioinnovation program at Tulane elucidates the mechanisms for PhD students to translate their biolopgical research into a biotech market (<span class="Apple-style-span" style="font-family: 'Lucida Grande'">[http://tulane.edu/bioinnovation-IGERT/).&nbsp http://tulane.edu/bioinnovation-IGERT/).]&nbsp;Tulane's minor in Social Innovation & Social Entrepreneurship (SISE) is open to any undergraduate student and attracts students from all schools (</span>[http://tulane.edu/socialentrepreneurship/]). They also support student changemakers outside the classroom through a student-led incubator program ([http://tulane.edu/socialentrepreneurship/changemaker-institute.cfm])&nbsp;and a start-up funding competition ([http://tulane.edu/socialentrepreneurship/newday.cfm]).</span></span>